"A place to relax in the Jimbocho area"

 

If you head towards Keisatsu-sho-dori Street or the tax office from Jimbocho, you'll find the Kinsen-Shimedakoen Park.

It's a park with a slightly unusual name.
It seems the name comes from "Kinchomachi 3-chome" and "Shimedata-san," who founded Doshisha University, as he used to spend time in this area.

 

It's a comfortable and spacious area for the Jimbocho and Kanda area.

 

It even has tables and chairs, so you can use it if you want to do remote work in Jimbocho!

 

This is an urban area in Terrace Square. It's perfect if you want to sit and take a break.

 

There's a waterway, and trees and benches continue.
It seems like you can also use it when you want to eat lunch in Jimbocho.

 

It's also an area where you can be fascinated by the natural environment that colors the seasons with Yamazakura.

 

So, why not try using it as a place to rest around Jimbocho Station?

"A place to relax in the Jimbocho area"

 

If you head towards Keisatsu-sho-dori Street or the tax office from Jimbocho, you'll find the Kinsen-Shimedakoen Park.

It's a park with a slightly unusual name.
It seems the name comes from "Kinchomachi 3-chome" and "Shimedata-san," who founded Doshisha University, as he used to spend time in this area.

 

It's a comfortable and spacious area for the Jimbocho and Kanda area.

 

It even has tables and chairs, so you can use it if you want to do remote work in Jimbocho!

 

This is an urban area in Terrace Square. It's perfect if you want to sit and take a break.

 

There's a waterway, and trees and benches continue.
It seems like you can also use it when you want to eat lunch in Jimbocho.

 

It's also an area where you can be fascinated by the natural environment that colors the seasons with Yamazakura.

 

So, why not try using it as a place to rest around Jimbocho Station?